Climate Change
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Guardians of the Reef
Story & Visual by Keshayinie Edmund Beneath the waters of Kayankeni in Batticaloa lies a vibrant yet fragile coral ecosystem—one that silently protects our shores, supports marine biodiversity, and sustains coastal livelihoods. These reefs are home to countless species, acting as nurseries for fish and natural barriers against coastal erosion. But today, they are under increasing threat from rising sea…
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Guardians of coast: The vital role of Mangroves
Mangroves are more than trees—they are natural shields against climate change, vital habitats for biodiversity, and lifelines for coastal communities. Their intricate root systems protect shorelines from erosion, reduce the impact of storms, and provide breeding grounds for fish and other marine life that sustain local livelihoods. They also act as powerful carbon sinks, helping to mitigate global warming. –…
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A pact with nature
Article | Arul Karki | Picture | Anas Mohamed Nuski Sri Lanka’s tea industry, which stands as a main pillar of the national economy, is today facing unprecedented challenges due to global warming and climate change. Established in the 19th century, the Ceylon Tea trade now supports the livelihoods of over 1.5 million people and plays a vital role in…
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Climate Justice in Sri Lanka: A Climate Statement from a Debtor Nation
Article | ArulKarki | Picture | North East Narrative At a time when Sri Lanka is facing the worst economic crisis in its history, it has also been internationally recognized as one of the countries most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. According to the Germanwatch Climate Risk Index, Sri Lanka is identified as one of the most high-risk…
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